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Ahmed Tijani Ibn Mustapha retweeted
On Saturday, I attended the meeting of leaders and stakeholders of All Progressives Congress (APC) Ekiti State Chapter, held at the residence of the first Executive Governor of Ekiti State, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, in Iyin Ekiti. The meeting which was in furtherance of our shared commitment and collective task to win next Saturday's Governorship Re-election of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, was fruitful as leaders and followers pledged to intensify their grassroots mobilisation ahead of the election day. In my remarks as Chairman of the State Campaign Council, I thanked the leadership of the party for the confidence reposed in me to coordinate the campaign since its commencement few weeks ago. I equally urged all party faithful not to approach the election with fear but with confidence, giving the reassurance that Governor Biodun Oyebanji enjoys widespread acceptance across the state. I further encouraged them to guard against taking anything for granted in the next few days to the election and charged them to reach out to voters in their respective domains to secure a landslide victory for our candidate. #VoteBAO #MOB2027 #VotePBAT2027
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Replying to @kangminlee
I agree with you, but it must be said: while progressives and liberals tend to get outraged and virtue signal, many tough conservatives and radicals have been doing the same in their own way, and some called Christians have also shown this attitude. I always say, discernment is key. Like the words of Qohelet, vanity of vanities. What does do man to earn the whole world and forfeit his life? What is the point of always complaining, insulting others, prove our points, attack those who do evil, and post against those who do wrong if we first of all do not show signs of faith and that God exists? Otherwise if we do not announce Christ with our lives first and foremost, we would be like the pharisees that thought themselves better than the sinner who knew not of God. Then we end up like washed tombs that outside support the change of the west but inside we are as dead as a rotting corpse. Again, discernment is always key.
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Murimi Njoroge retweeted
Progressives mouth the words "democracy" but have utter contempt for the regular people who make up this country. And love the UFC. And, for the record, Biden had trannies flashing boobs at an *Easter* event at the White house 🤷‍♂️
I still am struggling to wrap my head around the fact this is actually happening… Don’t care what your political views are, EVERYONE should be absolutely embarrassed & ashamed that this is happening at the Lincoln Memorial & White House. What a joke.
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Chief minister of Bangalore…. Bengali nationalists, your party doesn’t know the difference between Bengal and Bangalore… Secular progressives, your MP doesn’t know that Bangalore is a city….
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#ATIKU2027: HEARTBREAKING!!! If A Major-General Can Be Killed Like A "Stray Animal", Who Then Is Safe Under President Bola Tinubu??? It Is Time To End The Zoning Conversation, And Vote Only For A Competent President Like Atiku Abubakar, That Will Keep Even Ordinary Nigerians Alive; A President That Values The Lives Of ALL Nigerians A nation where life becomes cheap, soon discovers that death becomes abundant. This is the painful reality confronting Nigerians today, under the failed leadership of President Bola Tinubu and his All Progressives Congress, APC. Retired Major-General, Rabe Abubakar, a former Director of Defence Information, who spent decades serving and defending Nigeria, has died in the custody of bandits, after being abducted alongside his wife, in Katsina State. His wife reportedly remains in captivity.  Before his death, a heartbreaking video surfaced showing the once-powerful Military Officer and his wife pleading for help from their captors' den. Days later, the nation received the devastating news that he had died in captivity. Nothing captures the tragedy of Nigeria's Security collapse more than this. A Major-General, a man who wore the uniform of the Military of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. A man who represented Nigeria's Armed Forces at the highest level. Kidnapped. Humiliated. Abandoned. Dead. If terrorists and bandits can seize a Retired Major-General, hold him for weeks, and ultimately send him to his grave, what chance does the ordinary Nigerian Farmer, Teacher, Trader, Student or Civil Servant, have? Under President Tinubu, Nigerians have witnessed a frightening escalation of insecurity. Villages continue to be raided. Communities are emptied. Schoolchildren are kidnapped. Farmers are driven from their lands. Hundreds were slaughtered in the horrific attacks in Kwara State, earlier this year, while kidnappings remain a daily occurrence across large parts of Nigeria. Yet, official responses often sound more like explanations, than solutions. Nigerians are tired of condolences; tired of assurances that "the perpetrators will be brought to justice", with nothing to show for it, but reports of repentance and rehabilitation. The death of Major-General Rabe Abubakar should shake the conscience of the nation. A government's first duty is the protection of lives and property. When citizens begin to wonder whether criminals have become more powerful than the State, confidence in government begins to evaporate. This tragedy also exposes a painful contradiction. Nigeria boasts of one of Africa's largest Security budgets, and one of the continent's biggest Armed Forces, yet armed gangs continue to kidnap, kill and extort, with alarming audacity. The gap between the government's claims and the reality experienced by ordinary citizens, has become impossible to ignore. Nigeria needs a Commander-in-Chief who inspires confidence through decisive action, not one who appears perpetually reactive to events. Today, Major-General Rabe Abubakar is dead. His family mourns. His colleagues mourn. The nation should mourn. However, mourning is not enough. President Tinubu must ensure that his wife is rescued alive, and that every available Security resources is deployed towards dismantling the Criminal Networks terrorising Nigerians.  The country cannot continue to normalise horrors that would provoke national outrage elsewhere. This is not normal, and Nigerians must realise that this is not normal. #AtikuIsForThePeople #TheAtikuMovement
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Replying to @KevinCastley
Because progressives, socialists, and communists don't allow market forces to dictate resource allocation, due to their philosophy that human civilization reduces entirely to material wealth. Even Benito Mussolini, when famously rejecting his own socialist roots, noted that Marxism falsely reduces humanity to an 'economic man' and believes civilization is 'explained simply by the conflict of interests among the various social groups.' By viewing Chicago strictly through a lens of class warfare and state redistribution, they choke out the actual free enterprise that creates thriving communities, leaving behind the exact decay you see here.
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The All Progressives Congress is struggling with internal strife following contentious primaries. Despite reconciliation efforts, aggrieved aspirants in several states, including Rivers, Ogun, Lagos, Kwara, Benue, Nasarawa, Gombe, and Kano, reject peace offers, citing candidate imposition and lack of internal democracy. Full story in the comments.
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Replying to @PNWConservative
Progressives steal for the poor, just don't want to be near poor, talk to poor, nor lift poor out of poverty
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Scotland's middle-class progressives are affronted by nationalism. Powerful nations China & Russia have taken great advantage of the fact that citizens' pride in their nation and traditional culture is the glue for a cohesive, prosperous society.
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Replying to @Leah742 @EricLDaugh
You have no reason to be upset. You create nothing of value. You give nothing of value to humanity. You call yourselves progressives, yet regress society’s standards of living and morality. You simply take, and you’d keep taking and wasting it on useless nonsense until there was nothing left. You’re simply resentful of anyone that does create value and progress.
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Progressives are a bunch of fucking children.
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The All Progressives Congress is struggling with internal strife following contentious primaries. Despite reconciliation efforts, aggrieved aspirants in several states, including Rivers, Ogun, Lagos, Kwara, Benue, Nasarawa, Gombe, and Kano, reject peace offers, citing candidate imposition and lack of internal democracy.
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Kerry (she/her) retweeted
Slam dunk: Charlie Pickering has managed to piss off both progressives and conservatives.
Andrew Bolt BLASTS Charlie Pickering for lying about Avi Yemini interview to save his job rebelnews.com/andrew_bolt_bl…
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The All Progressives Congress is struggling with internal strife following contentious primaries. Despite reconciliation efforts, aggrieved aspirants in several states, reject peace offers, citing candidate imposition and lack of internal democracy. thesun.ng/apc-internal-war-l…
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Nomad retweeted
Progressives say the income gap between rich and poor is one of America's biggest problems. But it's not true, says economist Don Boudreaux: “Look at the data ... that gap is due to a statistical illusion." More on that and other economic myths here:
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APC Rejects Akpabio's call for primary review The All Progressives Congress has finalised its list of candidates for the 2027 general elections and ruled out any review of the recently concluded primaries despite mounting petitions and protests by dozens of aggrieved aspirants across the country. It effectively rejected calls from Senate President Godswill Akpabio who moved to pacify his colleagues who lost out that the party would review the results to their favour. A greater number of those who lost out during the primary were defectots who were promised automatic tickets but lost out. They threatened to leave the party but Akpabio assured them to stay that the APC would review the results and hand them tickets. With the APC shutting the doors it means their defections were in vain.
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Progressives.
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Leigh retweeted
Replying to @Alexarmstrong
As I've said elsewhere. This fascination and adoration the woke "progressives" have with Islamists is a curious phenomenon. I wonder if they look online for early bird booking discounts for online training in how to prime exploding vests or how to behead people without severing the cranial nerves too quickly?
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Nothing funnier than reading Oregon Twitter and all the conservatives who think they outnumber the progressives( even conservatives in Portland think they outnumber progressives).
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